A Few Lessons I Learned Becoming a Jamf TrainerBlog
I joined Jamf as a training instructor in March of 2022. It was a strange move for me. Prior to that, I was a mostly lone-wolf Jamf Pro admin, enjoying my days in relative solitude with a CodeRunner window and my ticket queue open, communicating mostly by typing words into a document or a chat window. When I did have to hook my laptop into a projector or share a screen during an online meeting, the majority of the time I was meeting with colleagues that I knew well already. For an introvert, not really too big of a lift, I think. So jumping into a job role where I would not only be speaking, but managing a class full of a dozen different people, mostly not-colleagues, but customers, nearly every week for four days straight, was as you can maybe imagine, a bit of a shock to the system. There were a lot of lessons I had to learn very quickly, and some new problems to try and solve, though most of them are rather specific to this job I know few readers share. But there are a few I think a
